Ciarrai76 wrote: » I agree you need to be careful when naming a business etc, it can be a bit dodgy, but I think she was just upset at having someone be so rude to her and she was a bit defensive, which I would be too! !
kn wrote: » I don't have a problem with naming a 'business' such as 'I thought the checkout person in Dunnes/Tesco/Supervalu was very rude' etc. A 'business', even a local one, is highly unlike to take a defamation action. However she named an individual who is not here to defend themselves and I was just pointing out the perils of that course without having a link to corroboration.
pookiesboo wrote: » "The meeting are obviously helping" Care to elaborate Clab Mor?
delthedriver wrote: » Consider chatting with a Footcare Specialist too. It is important when you are running that you are not doing damage to other joints, ankles, knees, hips, back. There is a footcare specialist in Greenview Terrace , near Brandon Hotel
Ciarrai76 wrote: » To change the subject, did anyone go down to see the marathon today?
2013LEO wrote: » I was out around the route supporting it & was disappointed when I came back to the town centre around 2. There was a very small crowd around the town & down Denny Street where the finish line was. People were just heading away once the person/people they were supporting finished. There was nothing to keep people around, hopefully a better effort will be made tomorrow for the parade & after it. I was at the finish line in Killarney last year for the Ring of Kerry cycle & there was an amazing atmosphere around and they had a band playing to add to the atmosphere. IMO you'd hardly think there was anything going on in Tralee today (apart from all the barriers they had around the place) which was sad for the runners.
groovie wrote: » It's hard to compare a Sunday in March to a Saturday in July, but Killarney always will have the crowds to generate the income to provide for bands etc.
Ciarrai76 wrote: » I didn't realise there was a footcare specialist there! good to know
delthedriver wrote: » Hello 6000!!!!!!!!
bobdcow wrote: » I was waiting for 6000 all day and I went to the chipper! ahhhhhhhh :-)
2013LEO wrote: » I was out around the route supporting it & was disappointed when I came back to the town centre around 2. There was a very small crowd around the town & down Denny Street where the finish line was. People were just heading away once the person/people they were supporting finished. There was nothing to keep people around, hopefully a better effort will be made tomorrow for the parade. I was at the finish line in Killarney last year for the Ring of Kerry cycle & there was an amazing atmosphere around and they had a band playing to add to the atmosphere. IMO you'd hardly think there was anything going on in Tralee today (apart from all the barriers they had around the place) which was sad for the runners.
groovie wrote: » BK???
bobdcow wrote: » viva burg eating my chips now with a lilt and watching the f1 i recorded this morning!
Ciarrai76 wrote: » I noticed that too! I was going down around 2.30pm to meet family & thought it was very quiet. I couldn't believe how few people were around. I would have felt quite disappointed if I was coming in (probably last!) and there was no one left to cheer me on!
groovie wrote: » A can of Lilt? You have excellent retro taste. Is there curry sauce on the chips perhaps?
bobdcow wrote: » Thank you!! the chips were to accompany roast beef my father in law sent in to me :-) so no curry this time, tomorrow after the parade tho
groovie wrote: » I'm after three days of roast beef, my better half brought home a big chunk of cow on Friday. Moooooooooo!
delthedriver wrote: » Full marks to the organisers, the event was well organised. Thank you to the Marshalls, Civil Defence, Red Cross and especially An Garda Siochana who as always did a wonderful job.
bobdcow wrote: » pineapple and grapefruit fruit crush, tis tasty!! anyone ever taste/drink tanora - i quite like it, saw it in a shop yesterday was tempted to buy it haven't had it in a while
delthedriver wrote: » Tanora, yeah , it is made in Cork for Corky's. Never saw it outside Cork ???
Adiboo wrote: » It's everywhere in Tralee. One of my favourite drinks.
